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Savage 11 Lady Hunter Accuracy Issues
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<blockquote data-quote="Barrelnut" data-source="post: 2034456" data-attributes="member: 74902"><p>My wife had one of these in 243 for a long time. Basically shot 3/4 MOA if you held the front of it down. Shot 1 1/2 ~ 2 MOA otherwise. The faster the load, the more the recoil, and the more it will jump...</p><p>The stock has a very noticeably slanted butt and short light barrel. This causes it to be pretty jumpy at the muzzle. I think it will shoot better with some forearm pressure on it to hold it down a bit.</p><p>I agree that it needs to be bedded. BUT, I would not replace the pillars; they are very well done. Bedding at the recoil lug will help a lot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barrelnut, post: 2034456, member: 74902"] My wife had one of these in 243 for a long time. Basically shot 3/4 MOA if you held the front of it down. Shot 1 1/2 ~ 2 MOA otherwise. The faster the load, the more the recoil, and the more it will jump... The stock has a very noticeably slanted butt and short light barrel. This causes it to be pretty jumpy at the muzzle. I think it will shoot better with some forearm pressure on it to hold it down a bit. I agree that it needs to be bedded. BUT, I would not replace the pillars; they are very well done. Bedding at the recoil lug will help a lot. [/QUOTE]
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